He filed for bankruptcy right before appearing in the eviction court and the eviction case is on an automatic stay.

., I probably shouldn't speculate too much on the status of the Midtown condos, but when I look out my office window or drive/walk through Midtown, there appears to be an abundance of condos which are already finished (within the last 1-2 years) and at least several new condo buildings currently under construction, each at different stages of completion. 

If it is single family the first Quarter was of 2018 appears to be around 3.5% delinquency rate for single family homesYou will never know how much are those are on the market for sale.

If it appears to be doing well, generating activity, I up the budget. 

My goal is to be able to buy single as well as multifamily homes and live off of the rent (long term goal) Ive also met with a broker who works with short sales, he takes on about 10 "projects" a year presents you with the short sales in area of interests (mainly Long Island) along with high and low comps, he asks for a percentage (unknown, at our discretion it appears) of the  profit after the property is sold, he typically works with investors who buy and flip. 

The first one was a mess, with a broker and her spouse/office manager being really nasty people.I wish I didn't buy a BMW for appearances sake. 

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I drove through a D area the other day, doors locked, MP5 cocked and locked, and it appears to me your tenants cars look no different than the ones I saw.

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there are easier ways to make a 6% return.